January 10, 2024
Montana's state system of higher education will pay $350,000 to settle a proposed class action claiming the university system fostered a sexist culture that favored male employees while excluding women from benefits and opportunities, according to federal court filings.
November 06, 2023
A group of 16 women who allege Montana's state system of higher education fostered a "culture of gender discrimination" have asked a federal judge for class certification in their sex discrimination lawsuit, nearly 13 months to the day after the court denied them certification for lacking commonality.
October 06, 2022
Women pursuing a sex discrimination case claiming the University of Montana is run by a "good ol' boys club" cannot proceed as a class because their experiences of bias varied too greatly, a federal judge ruled.
February 01, 2022
A Montana federal court refused to cut a female professor from a proposed sex discrimination class action against the University of Montana, rejecting the school's argument that she couldn't claim bias cost her a promotion because she never applied for it.